Unexpectedly Yours
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4.0 • 168 Ratings
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- $2.99
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- $2.99
Publisher Description
Derek Carmichael has harbored a secret crush on his best friend’s older sister for years, but she’s always been out of his reach. Now that Hannah is back in their hometown and newly single, suddenly the five-year age gap doesn’t seem so huge. But convincing her to see him as more than just the kid she used to know is another story.
Hannah Willmett can’t believe how grown-up Derek Carmichael has become. The troubled kid from her youth has turned into a sexy, successful TV celebrity, but Hannah’s wary of his player past and the rampant rumors connecting him to beautiful socialites. Still, she can’t help but give in when their attraction reaches a boiling point.
Trying to keep their fling a secret from her overprotective brother is one thing, but when Hannah finds herself unexpectedly expecting, her life is thrown upside down. She and Derek may be becoming parents together, but that’s no guarantee for a happily-ever-after.
Each title in the Pine Falls series is STANDALONE:
* Unexpectedly Yours
* Kissing Her Enemy
* Dating for Keeps
Customer Reviews
Unexpectedly Yours
unexpectedly yours is a cute story about going after what you want inspire of the possible outfall, but doing it while still covering your back. it describes true feelings of confusion and what happens when you don't lay all your cards out on the table.
I'm not a huge fan of older women younger men, but this was close enough it wasn't a huge issue. the characters are real and I was dragged into their personal drama, making it hard to put the book down.
I could have used more at the end. I can't be more specific without spoiling. but it needed more explanation before the epilogue.
Waited but never got better
The book started out extremely slow. I kept telling myself it would get better, so I kept reading, it never got better. It was slow, slow, slow, then a sudden uneventful end. It’s missing all the elements that makeup a good story.
Short
Not good enough. Not enough material for this to be considered a decent book.